Okay. The main problem here is that unless there is a NAT mapping for your PC (where your private IP address is translated by the ASA or whatever device you use to perform NAT into a public IP address) you're going to have a problem.
So, first thing is to either establish a static public-to-private NAT mapping for your PC and allow communication from the outside world on port 2055, or configure a port-forwarding rule on your ASA where traffic coming in from the outside world destined for the ASA's public IP using port 2055 will be sent to your PC.
